Tuesday, May 24th 2011

SAPPHIRE Launches Ultimate Radeon HD 6670 Silent Graphics Card

Building on its reputation for special editions and silent cooled graphics cards, SAPPHIRE Technology has just introduced the ULTIMATE Edition of the SAPPHIRE HD 6670, boasting the full performance and features of the fan cooled models, but with a totally silent heatpipe cooler. Helping to demonstrate its best-in-class performance the HD 6670 ULTIMATE bundle will include an access code for the latest hot driving game, Codemasters Dirt3! The SAPPHIRE HD 6670 ULTIMATE has 480 Stream Processors and sports 1GB of the latest DDR5 memory. With clock speeds of 800MHz core and 1000MHz (4GHz effective) for the memory, it delivers the same performance as fan cooled models, but with a totally silent heatpipe cooler, making it one of the fastest and most capable silent-cooled graphics card available today.

The output configuration on the bracket is Dual-Link DVI, HDMI and DisplayPort and a DVI to VGA adapter is included. The SAPPHIRE HD 6670 ULTIMATE will support three monitors in Eyefinity mode with a suitable DisplayPort monitor or active display adapter. In addition, native CrossFire support allows two or more cards to be used together for additional performance on a suitable CrossFireX compatible mainboard.
The SAPPHIRE HD 6670 ULTIMATE Edition delivers new gaming experiences and acceleration of next generation high performance applications yet runs totally silently. All of this comes with low active power consumption and Dynamic Power Management delivering super low-power operation in 2D or idle. As the core technology is low power, no external power connection is required, making this series ideal for system upgrades or mainstream PCs that do not have high end power supplies.

At the same time SAPPHIRE will introduce the HD 6570 ULTIMATE, a single slot low profile card with silent heatpipe cooler. With its 480 stream processors, engine clocks of 650MHz and 1GB of DDR3 memory clocked at 900MHz (1.8GHz effective) this is an ideal solution for HTPCs or general purpose PCs where silent operation is an advantage. Outputs are HDMI, DVI-D and VGA.

All products in the SAPPHIRE HD 6000 series deliver on-board hardware video decoding with the AMD UVD (universal Video Decoder) - now in its third generation and including support for MVC and decoding Blu-Ray 3D for stereoscopic 3D over HDMI 1.4a.

The SAPPHIRE HD 6000 series is fully DirectX 11 and Windows 7 compatible and also supports AMD's APP Acceleration for applications such as video transcoding and rendering tasks by executing instructions on the GPU architecture rather than the system CPU. The series is supported by AMD's Catalyst DirectX 11 WHQL certified graphics driver which enables all of the key DirectX 11 level features including DirectCompute 11 instructions, hardware Tessellation and multi-threaded communications with the system CPU.

For more information, visit the product page.
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9 Comments on SAPPHIRE Launches Ultimate Radeon HD 6670 Silent Graphics Card

#1
araditus
SAPPHIRE Launches Ultimate Radeon HD 6670 Frying Pan









Its a joke i make about all fanless cards :D
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#2
meirb111
Frying Pan
araditusSAPPHIRE Launches Ultimate Radeon HD 6670 Frying Pan









Its a joke i make about all fanless cards :D
somteimes a Frying Pan is better than a farting fan
;)
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#3
micropage7
nice card,
it follow similar design where it adds fins above the card like XFX fatality
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#5
Casecutter
The performance of a 9800GTX, no fan, and all with PCI-E slot power, not bad for just what... 3 years.
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#6
_JP_
Uhm, it took them longer to make the Ultimate version of the HD 5670. And the 5670 had a single slot bracket and the cooler looked more brute and cool. Still looks nice and the performance is better too, but the cooler doesn't seem so...cool.
Ah, I remember the 1st time I saw the HD 2600 XT Ultimate...and then came the awesome HD 3870 Ultimate...
micropage7it follow similar design where it adds fins above the card like XFX fatality
Or like some GeForce 6xxx and 7xxx cards from Gigabyte. It's not something new, no.
IsenstaedtWhy "Ultimate"?
It's a better way to help distinguish the regular cards w/active cooling from this one.

EDIT: IIRC, there also was a x1650 Ultimate...
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#7
Izliecies
this heatsink looks a bit better than one found on the hd 5670 ultimate
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#8
Evolved
IsenstaedtWhy "Ultimate"?
Why "Isenstaedt?"
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